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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1992
Page
5
Captain Pierce C. Stine Jr of Frederick City Police recently graduated from the FBI National Academy in Quantico Virginia. He called it an excellent opportunity, praised the management and media relations courses, and noted the value of meeting officers from around the world.
The Montgomery County Park Commission rejected charging for park parking and for field use but approved a local ball field permit fee and fees for selected nature center programs. A hearing considered about 5 dollars per game, with 5 and 10 dollar permit scales potential 24000 yearly. The panel postponed exact amounts until January and will review all park fees annually.
The 11 year old Michael Shawn Gasque from Edmondson Village, Baltimore, was found dead Friday in a shed after vanishing Wednesday. Police say the body was sent to the medical examiner to determine cause of death and a neighbor is being questioned.
From The Montgomery Bureau Pooleville between 2 and 30 activists plan a dawn protest and rescue at the McKee Seshers Wildlife Management area. Heidi Prescott of The Fund for Animals says teams will search woods and fields to divert ducks from hunters while three members were arrested on Thanksgiving Day.
The Frederick County Commissioners list one workshop in two weeks with a work session on Monday December 21 at 10 a.m. The agenda includes Knolls of Windsor Public Works Agreement, Contracts and Loan Agreement, appointments to the Gaming Board of Appeals, Social Services, Greater Frederick Development Corp lease, F&M Bank lease revision, State Housing Counselor Grant, and Heartly House letter of support. County offices close Thursday December 24 at noon and all day Christmas, and no meetings are scheduled the following week. Offices close Friday January 1.
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